Choristers of King's College, Cambridge

Arriving for Christmas Carol Practice.: In spite of tendency to be with it these days, Britain still clings to some of her traditions. For example, the Choristers of King's College, Cambridge, formed some 500 years ago under the Statue of King Henry VI, and Educated at King;s School, Cambridge, wear the traditional dress, top hats, Eton suits and white stiff collars. Each Christmas, the Choristers, who have won world-wide acclaim as choir boys, are seen on television by millions of viewers singing the Season's most popular Carols. Photo shows wearing traditional dress Choristers of King's College, Cambridge, on their way to the Chapel

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Acclaim Carols Choristers Clings Collars Educated Eton Example Formed Millions Spite Stiff Tendency Traditions Viewers World-wide

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